BRUNETEAU DE STE SUZANNE. Wooden case covered... Lot 32

BRUNETEAU DE STE SUZANNE. Wooden case covered with morocco-style paper, (accident, missing), sheathed inside in skin (unstained). It contains the general's seals: -nine wax cachet impressions, as division general and lieutenant general. -a hard stone seal. Height: 8.5 cm. -a "General Staff in front of Mainz" claw. 17 x 13 x Ht. 3 cm. B.E. for the seals. Revolutionary period, one Restoration period. Gilles Joseph Martin Bruneteau, viscount of Sainte-Suzanne, Born March 7, 1760 at Mothé near Poivres (Aube), and died August 26, 1830 in Paris, was a French general of the Revolution and Empire. He served in the Vendée, then distinguished himself as one of the most competent divisionnaires in the Army of the Rhine, along with Desaix and Saint-Cyr. Senator under the Empire. Peer of France under the Restoration.